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economy, not killing us with these to the most business with regular people. >> absolutely. we have lent over $10 million and a last couple of months or 50 million over the year. we concentrate exclusively on small business. large bank is not there main focus. charles: it remember you could look at him in the eye. you have known him 15 years but you know that he is good for it. is it that kind or do you still have a process? >> it is a little different now. [laughter] we do have a process but you do not necessarily approve but small business can come in to talk to the president of the bank and in 30 minutes i will give them an indication of their loan. charles: you also are having extraordinary success. why are you so successful? >> we are relationship focused most of the time the banks would get the transactions vs. relationships. we will work with the owner then we have the bank at work program. we have deposit officers to work with the individual employees. pricing comes down with a relationship as opposed to a transaction. we have had double-digit loan growth for the las
economy, not killing us with these to the most business with regular people. >> absolutely. we have lent over $10 million and a last couple of months or 50 million over the year. we concentrate exclusively on small business. large bank is not there main focus. charles: it remember you could look at him in the eye. you have known him 15 years but you know that he is good for it. is it that kind or do you still have a process? >> it is a little different now. [laughter] we do have a...
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everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are helping grow our economy. lending more so companies and communities can expand, grow stronger and get back to work. everyday you see all of us serving you, around the country, around the corner. us bank. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day afr day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] e pill eachmorning. 24 hours. zero heartbur overmanyiscounts to thine customs! [old english accent] safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsome bounty indeed, lord jamie. thou cometh and we thy saveth! what are you doing? we doth offer so many discounts, we have some to spare. oh, you have any of those homeowners discounts? here we go. thank you. he took my shield, my lady. these are troubling times in the kingdom. moreiscounts than we knoweth what to do with. now that's progressive. charles: it is have time. you get a full throttle by the banks. you build the
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the tax on the economy. six years of taxpayer dollars and 40 been spent by the government that is the worry. gerri: in your honor we maybe you a full screen of gen -- ben bernanke addis mr. bubble. has the federal reserve chairman live with the bond bubble? is the at fault? >> i believe greenspan greenspan, bernanke part of housing, now he tries to correct the bond bubble which is the biggest. creating trillions of dollars to buy the blige interfering with the biggest market in the long term. and the day when the market decides we will not listen. gerri: gerry? gerry? [laughr] gerry? i just want to ask you the question you brought up the bond bubble. pc and individual investors buying the blinder directly. what would you say? >> parents had a great article between 50 and 70% that is the definition of bubble to get yield you just have to realize what you get into. i am buying 23 year bonded duration if we do get a bad market this 78 or 9% will turn to dust quickly. gerri: it is dangerous. >> and it is caused
the tax on the economy. six years of taxpayer dollars and 40 been spent by the government that is the worry. gerri: in your honor we maybe you a full screen of gen -- ben bernanke addis mr. bubble. has the federal reserve chairman live with the bond bubble? is the at fault? >> i believe greenspan greenspan, bernanke part of housing, now he tries to correct the bond bubble which is the biggest. creating trillions of dollars to buy the blige interfering with the biggest market in the long...
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johnathon you said grid lock is better for the economy . you say that is good you say in >> the democrats are proudly redistributionist and they wear it on the happenle . they believe in more control and more taxs and government intervention and less property rights. any obstacle to that is a positive and positive to socialism and benefits the economy. what we need for a strong economy is economic freedom. that would be a benefit. but they want to grow government at a slower rate. >> we were looking through history. and look at say, when president bush was in office we had bush tax cuts and a republican congress and look back at bill clinton he had a democratally controlled congress he got things. president obama got stimulus passed . there are examples, but does that help the economy or better off under one party. >> johnathon is saying something that is fund amam. look ridiculous. this would be a totalitarian government and one party rule all of the time and so they could pass the legislation . get rid of them altogether and have a dictat
johnathon you said grid lock is better for the economy . you say that is good you say in >> the democrats are proudly redistributionist and they wear it on the happenle . they believe in more control and more taxs and government intervention and less property rights. any obstacle to that is a positive and positive to socialism and benefits the economy. what we need for a strong economy is economic freedom. that would be a benefit. but they want to grow government at a slower rate....
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i think it will be quite disastrous for the near-term economy. apparently to cover would ptly be back in recession. that is not what we ought to do. the congresswoman had it right. we need to focus on the long-term. bring us together retire gradually. neil: the first debate between e candidates, the argument that mitt romney made for his aggressive 20 percent tax cuts across the board is there were not $5 trillion. when you phase out a lot of exemptions and deductions it wod be a lot -- okay. that think we lost there. we have lost there. is it really 5 rillion? here rid of exemptions and specific reaks. something that will probably come up in the vice-presidential debate. might be a wash. revenue neutral. we shall see. my apologies. in the meantime, safety regulators miss the deadly damage done because they were gulang it too much other stuff that was not. ♪ ♪ neil: all right. first off, we don't do that deliberately. this satellite thng, the crash and go down. we have no control over that. honest. we hope to bring her bac tomorrow. certainly
i think it will be quite disastrous for the near-term economy. apparently to cover would ptly be back in recession. that is not what we ought to do. the congresswoman had it right. we need to focus on the long-term. bring us together retire gradually. neil: the first debate between e candidates, the argument that mitt romney made for his aggressive 20 percent tax cuts across the board is there were not $5 trillion. when you phase out a lot of exemptions and deductions it wod be a lot -- okay....
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at least they're doing something. >> and anyway, right. >> it's going to hurt the economy long-term no doubt. >> the it's the federal reserve behind the market. >> what about the notion that maybe if there were stronger leadership from the white house we wouldn't have to take such a ham-fisted approach. in other words, how come there can't be an elegant solution, i can't get my way, you can't get your way, let's just destroy it all. >> interestingly enough goes back to obamacare, i think it has to do with the incredit mri high-handed autocratic way that mr. obama shoved through obamacare and they're saying we're not going to cooperate at all. i think had there been a spirit of cooperation coming out of the white house with obamacare, all of this would not have happened. >> if i may-- >> adam. >> i think that's sort of of silly, if you'll forgive me, ben, finger pointing. i'm going to go ahead and criticize the congress, going to criticize the administration. charles, air absolutely right. we need leadership on this issue, we haven't gotten leadership, the politicians are waiting for th
at least they're doing something. >> and anyway, right. >> it's going to hurt the economy long-term no doubt. >> the it's the federal reserve behind the market. >> what about the notion that maybe if there were stronger leadership from the white house we wouldn't have to take such a ham-fisted approach. in other words, how come there can't be an elegant solution, i can't get my way, you can't get your way, let's just destroy it all. >> interestingly enough goes...
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. >> this is a global economy. you know, this ain't like an american public school you get trophy for showing up, americans have to compete. i -- story on television last night talked about sysco. said only one this build these routers, all 4g networks are foreigners, everyone is standing in line getting a a iphone becaase they want a 4 g, they don't care who is building it all they care about is they can facebook anybody they want wherever they are and get an app, sleep with one hand on your .45 and a eye open. liz: executives taking it to capitol hill, saying, wait, we have been in operation, working with hundreds of millions of customers it world, they are saying, we have not had national security issues with what we do. however our intelligence committee in congress say, wait, china has been accused of spying on corporations here in the united states, which is why they stopped mergers of other u.s. companies with chinese operations, what you to say? >> the word congress and intelligence should never be used to
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we could have stayed on the economy. lou: the host of the moderator. next week's presidential debate. the president apparently thinks he's too much of a gentleman today. his disastrous to the performaace last week. governor romney to store mob. >> the debate, i think, fair to say i was just too polite. it's hard to keep on saying what you're saying is untrue. it's repetitive. the good news is that is just the first one. lou: that was not easy to say. not only is the present plight. he is a polite wire according to the washington post fact checker. they're giving the president for pinocchio's for his claim that governor romney wants to kill big bird. did not think it would get him in here tonight. we did wanted to kill big bird to support the rich. newly uncovered satellite images show the secret training ground to practice the mission. there it is. but laden's actual compound. the image in the middle of the right is taken in february of last year. cia training facility in north carolina. images of the same site taken earlier this year show the compound
we could have stayed on the economy. lou: the host of the moderator. next week's presidential debate. the president apparently thinks he's too much of a gentleman today. his disastrous to the performaace last week. governor romney to store mob. >> the debate, i think, fair to say i was just too polite. it's hard to keep on saying what you're saying is untrue. it's repetitive. the good news is that is just the first one. lou: that was not easy to say. not only is the present plight. he is...
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our economy is like a car on winter morning, barely turning over. obamacare, health care law is a good case in point. a new study shows obamacare will cost a total of $26 bilion to implement. just to implement the blizzards and blizzards of new regulations and paperwork required. again, i'm not talking about the increased costs or higher cost doctors. we are just looki at putting law into effect. here's the detail. the private sector will bear the biggest burden of those costs, $20.4 billion over the lifetime. states will have to pony up 7.2 billion. keep in mind, this is a law a lot of states don't even want to implement. five states will face a billion dollars more in cost. illinois, florida, texas, and california. you see them here. most of those states are already having a lot of financial problem. florida and texas have thought this law tooth and nail. looking deeper, here is slowly will what we will get that money. the single most expensive rule is the one requiring companies to have common standards for reporting to the government. that singl
our economy is like a car on winter morning, barely turning over. obamacare, health care law is a good case in point. a new study shows obamacare will cost a total of $26 bilion to implement. just to implement the blizzards and blizzards of new regulations and paperwork required. again, i'm not talking about the increased costs or higher cost doctors. we are just looki at putting law into effect. here's the detail. the private sector will bear the biggest burden of those costs, $20.4 billion...
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you see shrinking of the economy and stalling and slogging of the economy because of uncertainty comes along with having this much debt. melissa: yeah, but i don't know, not like the government will stop paying its bills. in economics class i was taught that it crowds out private borrowing. >> yes. melissa: when you have the public, government in there issuing all this debt and borrowing all this money from china it is absorbing money companies could be borrowing to make investments and hiring workers. is that economic theory or is that real? >> i think that is real. that's what we're seeing right now, the government is having to borrow so much money it makes it harder. the average american out there trying to purchase a home or purchase a car can tell you the past few years it has been tough to do that. over the course of the next five years we will pay $5.5 trillion in just interest on our debt alone. i think most americans know that have a credit card that's just like pouring money down a toilet. >> yeah. we sort of tried to break it down into things that everybody could understand.
you see shrinking of the economy and stalling and slogging of the economy because of uncertainty comes along with having this much debt. melissa: yeah, but i don't know, not like the government will stop paying its bills. in economics class i was taught that it crowds out private borrowing. >> yes. melissa: when you have the public, government in there issuing all this debt and borrowing all this money from china it is absorbing money companies could be borrowing to make investments and...
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you see shrinking of the economy and stalling and slogging of the economy because of uncertainty comes along with having this much debt. melissa: yeah, but i don't know, not like the government will stop paying its bills. in economics class i was taught thatit crowds out private borrowing. >> yes. melissa: when you have the public, government in there issuing all this debt and borrowing all this money from china it is absorbing money companies couldee borrowing to make investments and hiring workers. is that economic theory or is that real? >> i think that is real. that's whawee seeing right now, the government is having to borrow so much money it makes it harder. the average american out there trying to purchase a home or purchase a car can tell you the past few years it has been tough to do that. over the course of the next five years we will pay $5.5 trillion in just interest on our debt alone. i think most americans know that have a credit card that's just like pouring money down a toilet. >> yeah. we sort of tried to break it down into things that everybody could understand. we co
you see shrinking of the economy and stalling and slogging of the economy because of uncertainty comes along with having this much debt. melissa: yeah, but i don't know, not like the government will stop paying its bills. in economics class i was taught thatit crowds out private borrowing. >> yes. melissa: when you have the public, government in there issuing all this debt and borrowing all this money from china it is absorbing money companies couldee borrowing to make investments and...
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obama said the economy wasn't my fault, george bush did it. and now joe biden is saying we didn't know, the intelligence community didn't tell us. they have this instinct not to take responsibility at all for any serious event. >> there were requests put in to the state for more security because they were very worried things were getting to the of control in libya this year. >> does that mean there's a fisher here between secretary of state clinton's state department and their narrative and the administration and the political campaign's narrative which wants to say it was the intelligence community or we didn't get the right story? >> well, patrick kennedy, the other state official who testified, said that he had gotten the same briefing and that he said the same thing they were saying. but the night before this hearing, state win out there and put out a very different story an the administration had pedaled in the first week. >> right. but the benghazi story is a piece of the administration's larger strategy, which is so long as we have an e
obama said the economy wasn't my fault, george bush did it. and now joe biden is saying we didn't know, the intelligence community didn't tell us. they have this instinct not to take responsibility at all for any serious event. >> there were requests put in to the state for more security because they were very worried things were getting to the of control in libya this year. >> does that mean there's a fisher here between secretary of state clinton's state department and their...
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the world's hootest economy exposed for not being so hot at all? a case of a financial emperor that never had any clothes, gordon chang has been arguing this for years, and spells it outta left field in a -- out in a bestseller. the coming collapse of china, gordon, to your point, alcoa is latest example, but not the last, what do you mean? >> well, first quarter, caterpillar talking about how china was not so important to itstion after sayinimportance t, it is not just alcoa and fedex there will be a number of other companies that the come out with this in following quarters, alcoa is a prime example, they blamed china because of drop off in demand for its products, there is another aspect, that is that despite the decline in demand, beijing is forcing its producers to continue putting out aluminum it wants to keep employment up that will be an overhang on supply we'll see in following quarters, that will drive prices down, that will hurt alcoa next year. neil: you know, lori, argument is that china has been the world economic engine. been buying
the world's hootest economy exposed for not being so hot at all? a case of a financial emperor that never had any clothes, gordon chang has been arguing this for years, and spells it outta left field in a -- out in a bestseller. the coming collapse of china, gordon, to your point, alcoa is latest example, but not the last, what do you mean? >> well, first quarter, caterpillar talking about how china was not so important to itstion after sayinimportance t, it is not just alcoa and fedex...
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economy. apparently tim geithner and company have really low standards. growth has averaged 2% year under president obama lower than the 4 present many forecasts. but don't worry. tim geithner can explain that. the reason for the difference between reality and what was forecast is europe and the summer drought. it is like this administration is looking at a totally different economy than the rest of us. now we want to know what you think. here is our question tonight. tim geithner said the economy is better than anybody thought. do you agree? log onto gerri willis.com. we will share the results at the end of the show. >> coming up on the willis report mitt romney closing in on president obama as the swing state race titans. which candidate will come out on top? we have predictions as gerri willis crunches the numbers next. he is known as the most renowned crusaders for using the wind and the sun to power our country but is president obama it making al gore a winning investor? gerri willis investigate the real facts. currently most gas and electric utiliti
economy. apparently tim geithner and company have really low standards. growth has averaged 2% year under president obama lower than the 4 present many forecasts. but don't worry. tim geithner can explain that. the reason for the difference between reality and what was forecast is europe and the summer drought. it is like this administration is looking at a totally different economy than the rest of us. now we want to know what you think. here is our question tonight. tim geithner said the...
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i'm looking for improved economy. i'm looking for improved financial conditions where we can hire more people. where we can get back to our 20% growth like we were enjoying four years ago. i don't need a tax break. i just don't need an additional tax burden. i don't need the burden of obamacare that is going to further hurt us. melissa: okay. >> i predict that another four years under the same administration, i will have to downsize my company again. and that's what i was warning my employees about. melissa: okay. >> if we have to downsize again, it is their future that is at stake. i'll be fine. it is their future that is at stake. melissa: fair enough. david siegel, thank you so much for your time. i'm sorry we have to go. i hope you come back soon. >> okay. thank you. melissa: here's our question of the day, how would you react if you got a letter like siegel's from your boss? we want to hear what you think. like us on facebook.co facebook.com/melissafrancisfox or follow me on twitter at melissaafrancis. >>> you ge
i'm looking for improved economy. i'm looking for improved financial conditions where we can hire more people. where we can get back to our 20% growth like we were enjoying four years ago. i don't need a tax break. i just don't need an additional tax burden. i don't need the burden of obamacare that is going to further hurt us. melissa: okay. >> i predict that another four years under the same administration, i will have to downsize my company again. and that's what i was warning my...
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where we are with the economy. anemic economic growth, the debt, what it means for the americans and their children, and us and our future. that is where the numbers matter, that is his strength going into this. looking back at governor's debate, he had the numbers and weaved it into the vision for america. neil: do you think he will heat. you voted against the debt commission, i know he felt the debt commission did not address entitlement, is that going to3 fall on deaf years, saying you say one thing and do another? >> i think this is not going to happen, the president is vulnerable in the debt commission, it was his idea, his debt commission, he failed to seize it he did not even take it and alter it, he let it die, that is a lack of leadership, they are vulnerable on that issue, paul ryan did have an idea. and let's put that in contrast with the president, his budget, zero vote from either party. they have a problem there with trying to take ryan to task on it. neil: we're facing a fiscal cliff, as you know, bu
where we are with the economy. anemic economic growth, the debt, what it means for the americans and their children, and us and our future. that is where the numbers matter, that is his strength going into this. looking back at governor's debate, he had the numbers and weaved it into the vision for america. neil: do you think he will heat. you voted against the debt commission, i know he felt the debt commission did not address entitlement, is that going to3 fall on deaf years, saying you say...
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up next, what voters care about the economy. let's discuss that after the break. [ male announcer ] break the grip of back or arthritis pain with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor. so all you notice is relief. aspercreme. >>> with the economy front and center, president obama and governor romney are each making the case that they can create jobs and get people working again. as we know, it is easier said than done, laura tyson, of the henry jackson initiative, laura is also a member of president obama's council on jobs. welcome to you both, ladies. you apparently have the answer to all of our economic and jobs woes in america. linn, tell me what this initiative is about. >> well, it is bipartisan, trans-atlantic, and private. so we are outside of the political realm, dealing with what we think is an important situation in america, where the american dream defined as work hard, play by the rules and anything is possible, is kind of in a little bit of ill repute, a bit. larry katz at harvard
up next, what voters care about the economy. let's discuss that after the break. [ male announcer ] break the grip of back or arthritis pain with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor. so all you notice is relief. aspercreme. >>> with the economy front and center, president obama and governor romney are each making the case that they can create jobs and get people working again. as we know, it is easier said than done, laura tyson, of the henry...
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what the government is trying to measure a gigantic economy. the civil servants are working hard at this. a number of different administrations, 83 out of 84 have been questioned by wall street analysts. earlier in the year, they advise the analyst is as they don't look at the weekly revisions. use again the four-week moving average, which we are seeing in those numbers, 362,000, that is the lowest drop -- the biggest drop in about six months. that tends to smooth out and knock out things, rather than temporary automotive factory shutdowns and the like three. lou: what we saw smooth out they were those indexes. the markets. the markets are just rebelling. we watched today, and the professional money in there. let's be very clear about this. these are the professionals going back, saying that we don't want the numbers on earnings, we don't like what we are seeing along the bottom of this market, and we don't like the fact that we get a big number in the morning from the labor department and we find out later that it is highly suspect. >> then we
what the government is trying to measure a gigantic economy. the civil servants are working hard at this. a number of different administrations, 83 out of 84 have been questioned by wall street analysts. earlier in the year, they advise the analyst is as they don't look at the weekly revisions. use again the four-week moving average, which we are seeing in those numbers, 362,000, that is the lowest drop -- the biggest drop in about six months. that tends to smooth out and knock out things,...
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the economy, other things. and just overall urge voters to have a second look at the leadership that this administration has. and are they in control? are they in charge of things? what vice president is trying to do, you know, he was hectoring and interrupting and interjecting and he was trying to jolt voters, i think. and saying hold on. democrats, maybe some independents who might have been swayed last week to push them in the middle. there aren't that many people who are these undecided voters. i spent several days in ohio this week. and it's really hard to find someone who hasn't made up their mind. at least attending the rallies and even at coffee shops. so it's all right now about building up their bases. and meantime, the ground campaigns for both sides are trying to find these undecided voters and try to reach out to them through tv ads and other things. all about leadership, i think. at this point. gwen: all about leadership. let's take one -- take this apart one by one. taxes, doyle. one of the thing
the economy, other things. and just overall urge voters to have a second look at the leadership that this administration has. and are they in control? are they in charge of things? what vice president is trying to do, you know, he was hectoring and interrupting and interjecting and he was trying to jolt voters, i think. and saying hold on. democrats, maybe some independents who might have been swayed last week to push them in the middle. there aren't that many people who are these undecided...
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signed the economy block. i was jumping out of my twitter feed last night, begs, yelling, pleading for moderator to go to the economy. that's what the american people are most concerned with. fortunately of the 90 minutes allotted only ten minutes were used on the economy. other topics, garnering big chunk of time, contraception, abortion, lib yeah. not surprising, however, biden did fail on the economy over and over. >> on to taxes. if your ticket is elected who will pay more in taxes and who will pay less? starting with vice president biden for two minutes. >> middle class will pay less. people make $1 million or more will begin to contribute slightly more. >> eric: biden was wayoff.ma tae taxes op people and businesses earning over $250,000. not a million dollars as joe biden said right there. blatant lie used to dupe the american middle class. >> andrea: who do you think works for a lot of the small business owners? the middle class. when the small business owners get taxed they have to cut down the workfo
signed the economy block. i was jumping out of my twitter feed last night, begs, yelling, pleading for moderator to go to the economy. that's what the american people are most concerned with. fortunately of the 90 minutes allotted only ten minutes were used on the economy. other topics, garnering big chunk of time, contraception, abortion, lib yeah. not surprising, however, biden did fail on the economy over and over. >> on to taxes. if your ticket is elected who will pay more in taxes...
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the economy would have to increase at break neck speed. joining us now to talk about this is the author of freedom manifesto steve forbes. >> thank you. >> do you believe that the numbers are cooked up? especially in the summer time. millions of kids going into the work force and seasonal adjustments in august they did notice that a million kids who normally might stay and work in september dropped out in august. and they should have made adjustments and taking into account the unusual activity in august. they didn't do that. maybe that is government incompetence. if you didn't make that adjustment you get a better number than reality. if you look at long-term trend going back to march of this year. there is no new creation of full-time jobs. almost all of it is part-time work and people who don't want it but have to take it because there is nothing better. that is the shocking thing. third or fourth year in the recovery we are having to defend on part-time rather than full-time employment and that is why the growth rate is slowing down. >
the economy would have to increase at break neck speed. joining us now to talk about this is the author of freedom manifesto steve forbes. >> thank you. >> do you believe that the numbers are cooked up? especially in the summer time. millions of kids going into the work force and seasonal adjustments in august they did notice that a million kids who normally might stay and work in september dropped out in august. and they should have made adjustments and taking into account the...
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i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help you get there. . >> tell them about the millions of jobs obama has created, and the kids, tell them about the millions of lives that will be changed. tell him thousand obama ended the war in iraq. tell them how together, we took out osama bin laden. >> that is obama's top campaigner, the first lady in colorado today, making the case for her husband. back now, charles blow and kristen soltis. i mean, i get the feeling that after barack obama got home after the debate the other night, i imagine a few doors got slammed. what the heck were you doing obama? >> i am not going to speculate. >> i reckon it was the spare room for the president. >> but i do believe she is a very strong advocate for the president. i believe that he is now understanding the depths to which that debate performance hurt him, and actually
i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help you get there. . >> tell them about the millions of jobs obama has created, and the kids, tell them about the millions of lives that will be changed. tell him thousand obama ended the war in iraq. tell them how together, we took out osama...